CSULB Psychology Department Psych Day

Psych Day 2005
Tuesday, April 19th

    All of the Psychology Department student organizations work together to plan activities for "Psych Day," an annual event held during the spring semester to generate and foster student enthusiasm for Psychology. Recent years' activities have included Poster Contests, guest lectures, workshops, graduate school fairs and games.

    This year's activities included the Psi Chi Student Research Poster Fair. Photos of individual posters may be viewed by clicking here.

    Other activities included games (Jeopardy! and Wheel of Freud), workshops ("Faculty Research Interests," "Applying to Grad School" and "Job Opportunities with a BA in Psych"), bake sale and the Graduate School Fair. Event photos may be viewed by clicking here.

This year's speaker was Dr. James McGaugh ("Emotion and Memory").

Congratulations to each of the presenters at this year's
Psi Chi Student Research Poster Fair!

TBA

Special Commendation was awarded to the following:

Completed Research:

1st Place: Matt Law, Emily Hahn, Kelly McCulloch, & Sarah Sherman
Immediate and Delayed Judgments of Learning over Multiple Trials

    2nd Place:    Michael Ware
                        Graphoanalytic Stereotypes:
                        Handwriting-Based Judgments about Gender and Personality

3rd Place: Megan Canaday, Bedford Palmer, & Patrice Waltz
Hindsight Bias in the 2004 Presidential Election

Research Proposals:

1st Place: Pamela Mercado
Ethnic Differences in Perceived Parenting Style, Goal Orientation, and Procrastination

    2nd Place:    Jeanette Chapleau
    tie                Inflammation in the Injured Zebra Finch Hippocampus
                        Jairo Cardenas
                        Ethnicity, Ethnic Identity, and the Experience of Loneliness
                        (Photo not available)